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and Cyrus Davis, councilmen; Bernice M. Brooke, re-corder. Murdock Academy grounds purchased for race track.
1938-39-Wesley Farrer mayor; Levi Howd, Elton Mackerell, Arnold Low, M. J. Wary and Albert Smith, councilmen.; Sadie Patterson, recorder. L. D. S. Church sold northeast corner of city park for a $7,500 Federal Building (post, office), providing Beaver City beautify and care for park grounds. Mayor and city council re-quested that Doughboy statue be left where it now stands.
1940-41-J. Frank Smith, mayor; Laban M. Burt, Philo Boyter, Arch- Hoops, Levi Howd,, Bernett Swindle-hurst, councilmen Sadie Patterson, recorder. Fire en-gine purchased and volunteer fire department organized. Election held and city bonded for $130,000 to install new hydro-electric plant in Beaver Canyon. Specifications and plans completed. Pipeline and intake dam started. New light poles were distributed around town and some erected.
1943-47-Homer D. Thompson served three terms as mayor of Beaver City, with the following men as council-men: J: Philo Boyter, Walter S. Joseph, William E. White, Laban M. Burt, and A. Carlos Murdock. Ruth Neilsen, recorder; George Skinner, Elton Mackerell, Am-brose E. McGarry, Fay L. Messinger and Elmer Paice, councilmen; Estella Thompson, recorder.
During this administration the hydro-electric plant in the Beaver Canyon was completed. Many streets were improved by graveling and putting in cement culverts. Cleaning old springs and adding new ones greatly in-creased the water supply in the system. New White Way installed on Main Street and business section of the city.

and Cyrus Davis, councilmen; Bernice M. Brooke, re-corder. Murdock Academy grounds purchased for race track.
1938-39-Wesley Farrer mayor; Levi Howd, Elton Mackerell, Arnold Low, M. J. Wary and Albert Smith, councilmen.; Sadie Patterson, recorder. L. D. S. Church sold northeast corner of city park for a $7,500 Federal Building (post, office), providing Beaver City beautify and care for park grounds. Mayor and city council re-quested that Doughboy statue be left where it now stands.
1940-41-J. Frank Smith, mayor; Laban M. Burt, Philo Boyter, Arch- Hoops, Levi Howd,, Bernett Swindle-hurst, councilmen Sadie Patterson, recorder. Fire en-gine purchased and volunteer fire department organized. Election held and city bonded for $130,000 to install new hydro-electric plant in Beaver Canyon. Specifications and plans completed. Pipeline and intake dam started. New light poles were distributed around town and some erected.
1943-47-Homer D. Thompson served three terms as mayor of Beaver City, with the following men as council-men: J: Philo Boyter, Walter S. Joseph, William E. White, Laban M. Burt, and A. Carlos Murdock. Ruth Neilsen, recorder; George Skinner, Elton Mackerell, Am-brose E. McGarry, Fay L. Messinger and Elmer Paice, councilmen; Estella Thompson, recorder.
During this administration the hydro-electric plant in the Beaver Canyon was completed. Many streets were improved by graveling and putting in cement culverts. Cleaning old springs and adding new ones greatly in-creased the water supply in the system. New White Way installed on Main Street and business section of the city.